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With new stores, restaurants and attractions opening up in Boston lately, we’re dying to get out and explore. We’ve put together the top places in Boston we want to visit before the end of the month. CB2 CB2 just opened in Fenway and we couldn’t be more excited. CB2 has a modern interior feel with a special space dedicated …
Working in Copley is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because of the food selection and a curse because it’s much more fun to buy lunch than to bring it. Here’s the lowdown on the best spots for coffee and lunch in Copley Square. Coffee and breakfast: Flour Bakery 131 Clarendon St Their cold brew …
The Charles may seem like it’s the only option for fireworks in the city, but we pulled the best spots from Thrillest to catch fireworks that aren’t on the river. Boston Harbor The Seaport District is setting off fireworks at 9 pm on Tuesday 7/2. Hit a rooftop bar like Envoy or Yotel for the best views over the water, …
Monday 6/24 Discussion Q&A with FoMu founder, Deena Jalal 7-8 pm Tuesday 6/25 Seaport Sweat Series – Every day, different fitness classes, varying times Wednesday 6/26 Corepower Yoga @ Inkblock 6-7 pm North End Yappy Hour 5:30-7:30 pm Open Night at the BU Astronomical Observatory 7:30-9:30 pm Louie Bello Live at the Gallery W Boston 8-11 pm Thursday 6/27 Tree House Beer Garden …
The Wing opened its Boston branch yesterday, June 17, in Back Bay. Co-working spaces are becoming the norm as entrepreneurship turns mainstream and working from home is no longer as thrilling. The Wing is an all-women’s co-working space that began in New York and has made its way across the country to LA, San Fran, Chicago and more. With locations …
The McGinley House: Impeccable Craft. Endless Possibility. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH6KWjzQKB0&feature=youtu.be When it comes to the McGinley House, a comprehensive list of its features—the acreage and square footage; the in-ground pool and Jacuzzi; the tiered yards and gardens; the number of bedrooms and fireplaces; the massive guest house etc.—is more than sufficient to inspire a lengthy queue of buyers; however, compiling a portfolio …
Is Boston’s condo market slowing? Agents weigh in Our founder, Josh Stephens, was featured in Boston Agent Magazine to discuss the current condo market in Boston. The Greater Boston Association of Realtors says that condos sales fell 4% and prices were down 5.8% in April of last year. Other realtors weighed in on the data points …
Home inspections can be intimidating, so we put together a list of the top things to check as a seller before the official home inspection. Windows and screens Peeling paint Siding/trim Deck Fences Drainage Gutters The roof AC Garage door Any cracks in drywall Showers and/or tubs Water heater Fans Lightbulbs Electrical Plumbing Toilets Safety detectors Stairs Appliances For …
The walk-ability Boston is a small city. You can travel by foot across the city in a matter of a couple hours. The Charles River Speaking of walking, the Charles River is a great way to explore nature’s side of Boston and Cambridge. Take your dog or grab your kids for a stroll this summer. Museums Boston is full of …
With all the rain in Boston, it may not seem like summer is coming, but June is right around the corner. Here are all the pools you can sip a cocktail at in the city without staying overnight in a hotel. Hotel Indigo 399 Grove St. Newton, MA Colonnade Boston Hotel 120 Huntington Ave Boston, MA Revere …
